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Guides on sharing HTML and AI-made pages, and notes on how ShareMyPage is built.
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From a Figma PDF to a Page: How a Berlin Wedding Photographer Plans the Day
Levent Şimşek of Journey of Ordinary used to design wedding plans in Figma and send them as PDFs. Now the plan is a ShareMyPage link.
My Personal Central Station: How I Use ShareMyPage Myself
A case study of the person who builds ShareMyPage using it: three briefings every morning, weekly reports, a restaurant list, and one place for everything my agents make, including the pages I send to the people around me.
How to Share a Quarto or R Markdown Report as a Link
How to share a Quarto or R Markdown report as a link: render it to one file, upload it, and keep it private for clients, which RPubs cannot do.
How to Share a Jupyter Notebook as a Link
nbviewer needs your notebook public on GitHub first. Here is how to share a Jupyter notebook as a link anyone can open, while keeping it private.
Claude's Live Artifacts vs. ShareMyPage: What Each One Is Actually For
Claude's Live Artifacts vs. ShareMyPage: a Live Artifact keeps a page fresh with your data inside Claude, ShareMyPage sends a page to anyone, anywhere. Who each one is for, and the real downside of each.
Share a Markdown File as a Web Page
Share a Markdown file as a web page instead of pasting it into an email. ShareMyPage turns any .md file into a clean page with a link, from the browser or straight from your AI, and keeps your source.
Is It Safe to Host HTML That Runs Its Own JavaScript?
I let people host any HTML they generate with AI, JavaScript and all, without reading it first. Here is exactly how I run untrusted code safely: a null-origin sandbox, a separate cookieless origin, and an honest account of what it does not protect against, including cryptominers and browser zero-days.
ShareMyPage vs. Deploying to Vercel or Netlify for a Single Page
ShareMyPage vs. deploying to Vercel or Netlify for a single page: who each one is for, the real downside of each, and when a full deploy is overkill. From the person who built ShareMyPage.
ShareMyPage vs. Pastebin and GitHub Gist for Sharing HTML
ShareMyPage vs. Pastebin and GitHub Gist for sharing HTML: a paste shows your markup as text, a rendered link shows the page. Who each one is for, and the downside of each.
ShareMyPage vs. a Notion Public Page or Google Sites
ShareMyPage vs. a Notion public page or Google Sites: great for docs, wikis and multi-page sites, but neither will show your AI-generated HTML as you made it. Who each one is for, with the downsides.
ShareMyPage vs. CodePen and JSFiddle for Sharing a Page
ShareMyPage vs. CodePen and JSFiddle for sharing a page: an editor is right for code, a full-screen link is right for the finished page. Who each one is for, with the downsides.
Sharing an AI Page: Link vs. File vs. Screenshot, Compared
Sharing an AI page as a link vs. file vs. screenshot, or as a PDF. Who each one is for, its real downside, and when a hosted link is worth it.
How to Send a Client Proposal as a Web Page (Not a PDF)
A proposal sent as a PDF lands in a downloads folder and never gets opened again. How to send a client proposal as a web page with AI, keep it private, and when the PDF still wins.
How to Build an Online CV and Portfolio as a Single Page
A PDF CV looks like everyone else's and cannot show a single project in action. How to build an online CV and portfolio as a single page with AI, share it as a link, and when to keep the PDF.
How to Share a Claude Artifact as a Public Link
Claude built you an artifact and you want to send it to someone outside the chat. Here is how to share a Claude artifact as a public link, and when Claude's own Publish button is enough.
How to Share a ChatGPT-Generated HTML Page as a Link
ChatGPT can write the page but can't host it. Here is how to share a ChatGPT-generated HTML page as a real link, in a minute, with no hosting to set up.
How to Share a Gemini-Generated Web Page
To share a Gemini-generated web page, most people send the chat link, which shows the conversation, not the page. Here is how to give it a real link, with no hosting setup.
How I Built the ShareMyPage MCP (and How I Measured Its UX)
I built an MCP server that lets Claude create, edit, and comment on real hosted pages. There is no screen, so every UX decision lives in a tool schema, an error message, or a single line of returned text, and measuring whether any of it actually works needed the same kind of design. Here is both halves of that story.
Turn an AI Prototype into a Shareable Feedback Link
Turn an AI prototype into a shareable feedback link people can click through and comment on, and know what the sandbox will not do before you send it.
How to Password-Protect a Shared HTML Page
How to password-protect a shared HTML page, when a password is the right gate, and when inviting people by email or using a workspace is the better one.
How to Share an HTML File as a Link (Without Hosting It Yourself)
Most people share an HTML file as an attachment, and it rarely opens the way they made it. Here is how to share an HTML file as a link instead, and when to use real hosting.
10 Things People Build and Share as HTML
Most of what people build and share as HTML is not a website. Ten things people make with AI and send as a link, who each is for, and what to watch.
Sharing AI Pages with Your Team: Link vs Embed
Sharing AI pages with your team: send a link, not an embed. Why a ShareMyPage page will not embed in another tool, and how a workspace keeps team pages in one place.